I just picked up SotI and read it cover to cover in one sitting.
I just picked up SotI and read it cover to cover in one sitting. After scouring the group, I was able to find a link to the playbooks by Catherine Ramen and Jason Morningstar. I also found a two page ‘one shot handout’ from Jason as well, but there does not seem to be much context around it (probably just my own misunderstanding).
Are there any other resources available? Addition one shots? I did see the Skald playbook by +Luigi Briganti, are there any others?
Hello.
Hello. Is Indie Press Revolution the only place where a physical copy of SotI can be obtained? Their shipping prices to Europe are completely insane and unacceptable.
Hello everyone !
Hello everyone !
Once upon a time this happened on itmeJP’s channel.
Since then, the main page of the game back on blogpost was my database for everything viking/nordic related.
There were some awesome links about this culture.
Can someone link them ?
There was a slavic dictionnary and a wiki of some kind if I remember correctly !
I think it would be great to add those links on http://redmoosegames.net/soti/
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-oTJHKXHicREKMfwGvjOjInsUEdjZAly
“Viking Age outlaws, taboo, and ritual in Iceland’s lava fields”
“Viking Age outlaws, taboo, and ritual in Iceland’s lava fields”
http://www.archaeology.org/issues/255-1705/features/5468-iceland-surtshellir-viking-cave
Hello!
Hello! I just wanted to point out that the Dropbox links to the Playbooks are down; can someone link me to a current download?
Outside the basic time period, but very cool to hear Icelandic in song, especially so beautifully-performed.
Outside the basic time period, but very cool to hear Icelandic in song, especially so beautifully-performed.
If you read french, you can find a preview/ashcan version of the french translation of Sagas after this link (just…
If you read french, you can find a preview/ashcan version of the french translation of Sagas after this link (just scroll down a few times).
I’ve already shared it to my circles, but I’ve only now realised I should probably share it here, too.
I’ve already shared it to my circles, but I’ve only now realised I should probably share it here, too.
While I have been noodling with various stuff after Sagas, I haven’t really had the time or brainspace to spend on designing new games. I’m now trying to get back into it and I set up a Patreon for ongoing projects. Come check it out.
https://patreon.com/user?u=477455&utm_medium=social&utm_source=googleplus&utm_campaign=creatorshare
Hey!
Hey! Just got this game as a gift. I’m trying to find out if there is resources for the playbooks. The link on the left seems to not work, and I can’t find downloads.
Thanks!
So I ran Sagas last night for a group of 6.
So I ran Sagas last night for a group of 6. We had a Man, 2 thralls, a seithkona a shield maiden and a huscarl. Right off the bat the man decided the huscarl was going to be his son. One of the thralls was the daughter of the man, the other was the brother of the Shield Maiden and favorite of the man. The shield maiden was secretly in love with the Huscarl. The action started after the Huscarl and his crew came back from Viking and were freeloading on the mans farmstead welcome wearing thin. The siethkona comes barging in and predicts his that someone is going to steal what is rightfully his. Immediately the Man suspects that the Shield maiden is trying to rob him. The female thrall tries to hide from her responsibilities and drops the masters glass goblet. It gets real quiet…
Anyhow its too much to digest right now but suffice it to say that it all ends in the thrall who dropped the cup poisoning the man with the help of the Seithkona and the Huscarl marrying Gunnhild from the property next door and deciding not to figure out who killed his dad because he is scared of her. Good times